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james Geary and his wife Annie, OF
Cameron, tho proprietors Of email store
in that villsge, wore arrested yesterday
morning by Constables John Burley and
J. ". Mackey upon a warrant sworn ont
by Deputy United States Marshal Colonel
Thomas P. Shallcrosa, for violating the
United States revenue laws. ID8ll
They arrived in this city at noon, under
the escort Of the officers, and were com.
mitted to jail to await an examination be-
fore United States Commissioner Forbes,
who is at present absent from the city. Is
Geary formerly lived at Bellaire, and Is
tho man who figured several years ago in
tho murder Of man at the West Wheel.
ing ferry landing, for which crime he
served term in the Ohio penitentiary.
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: =. Of L.. .
The We!zel county Hol,nteer says that a
few nights since come one, supposed to be
one Of the fishermen csmped above town,
fired into the tent;oceupied by the Meesrs.
Iocum, photographers. Fortunately no
one was struck, but the next day. viii
iocum had warrant issued Tor the
offender. In the evening Yocum was ap.
preached by one Of the club and asked il
he was going to prosecute the man who
did the firing, and upon replying that no
was, he WAS struck on the bead with q
hand billy. Tho party committing the
outrage was arrested and proved to be q
young man from Wheeling named Flynn.
Upon trial before the Mayor be was fined
$40 and costs and sent 10 jail, where he
remained for about week, when friend
paid the fine and coets and he was
released. SnEt g&gsT ]s. n 3 5.'',s5i'; :,
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BLUE S Ky.

What gives the sky Its arched appearance The ancient
Greeks thought solid substance and that the SUM- moon and
Into like diamonds and that the upper surface
was laid godhe pavement Of the gods. In Pagan co.
somewhat similar notions still prevail They think the sun
moon and stars are holes in the sky through which the bright
and glory Of the heavenly world streaming through
The sky than the air breathe The blue Is bur
the color Of the great Of air which live and move
childish fancy located it thousands Of miles above when the
truth It only three four miles away Travellers in BAL
looms and up the high mountains Of the blue sk
above them only the b]ackness Of empty space The adj
vantages Of the sTAR" not above you They are all
about you, and would like to have them you Come IN
and let sell you Of handsome suits Bring in the bow
and let rig him out our stock in fair shape broken lots
will be sold at astonishngy low prices to close.
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Tho scnrp
Totals ~. laIleI27|,o d Totals .....| d 427ioT
A LITTLE LOvEFEAsT.

Manager Nicholson Formally Notified Of Ills
Eleetion-Prosident seeley's Remarks.
Yesterday morning the playefa OF the
Wheeling club were called together ut the
Howell house and were formally notified
OF the election Of T. N. Nicholnon as man
ager by presiden. sesley. In performing
this duty Mr.. seeley took occasion to
make a few pertinent remarka, in the
course Of which he said: "By order OF
the Board Of Directors OF the Wheeling
Base Ball Association, I am directed to
say to you, that the Board haB placed in
your charge. as manager, tho entire con-
troll OF the club, aud they shall look to
you. aud you alone, to see that each and
every player does his whole duty, both as
as ball player aud as gentleman, not
only on but of tho field, 30 Tor as his OBJ.
legations 60 as member OF the club, and
his contract with the Association. And l
would cay further, that when in your beat
judgment the men do not play ball GO
they should, and prove themselves inca
pablo through physical causes, dissipation
or indifTarently performing thatwhich your
experiencsor wisdom may require ofthem,
you have the remedy in your hands,
either by fine, suspension or blacklist-
ing. In short, what the Board demands,
tho Association and the public demand,
is, believing we no " havo first class club,
individually aud collectively, they must
play good ball."
Hsalso complimented the club on their
two great victories on the Fourth, and
said that while the friends Of the organi-
zatiou did not expect them to win every
game they looked forward 10 the coming
tour with hopes OF good report. He
eaid the town was proud Of them and they
had it in their power 10 make themselves
more solid. Z s,3 g.. 81
Mr.. Nicholson replied briefly and to
the point. He said that he expected
every player TO live up to the rules, but
hoped he would have no occasion to en-.
force them to the letter; nevertheless if
1t was necessary to do 80, he would carry
out the wishes Of the Directors without
fear or favor.
President Saelsy wound up the seance
with SONS mplimeatefy remarks ad-
dressed to Captain Cfogan, dwelling up
on his success as player and the CONT
denco and respect the public had for him.
The greatest good feeling prevailed
among the players, and the boys are do.
termined 10 tight hard for the pennsnt.
1t is buainaso from this time on, and tho
man that monkeya will have to gnew
j. T 70 ID d. HHr # e. To- Z ]
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AN Els,sAST WIFE


Recognized on tho Streets of Wheeling
gE Yesterday. sfE
A day or two ago Mayor seabright re-
ceived letter from Ellsworth Burris, of
Pittsburgh, asking that the authorities
here take steps to compel the mans wife
to return TO him. Tho writer says: "You
can tell this womsn by the marks of her.
One eye ia bigger than her other eye,
there Is gear on the knuckles OF hsr right
hand and one OF her front teeth is out in
'front.'" With this minute description the
Mayor had no difficulty in recognizing the
woman when he saw her on the street
Yesterday. She ia an inmate Of South
Side house Of i'll repute. Being told that
her husband threatened to come here and
prosecute the keeper Of tho house II she
did not return home, she authorized the
Mayor to answer his letter, and inform
Burris that if he would promise in writing
to support her and use her right, che
would return to him. The Mayor will so
write, .25 81, s,ss
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EutOy Life.

HH F. a . . l4= =
What's truly beautiful world We live IN |
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains,
gleas and oceans, and thousands OF means
OF enjoyment. We can desire no better
whan in perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving it
up dishearte1ed; discouraged and worn
out. with disease, when there is no occa-
slon Tor this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's August
Floper will make them free from disease
aa when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant are the direct canses OF ssyenty-ive
per cent OF such maladies as BiliouHness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness,
Nervous Prostitution, Dizzinesa ofthe Head,
Palpitation OF the Heart, and other dis.
tressing symptoms. Three dcses of Atl-
gus! Flo,cer will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. paw
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+ RIVER NEWS.

Stnge OF tho Water and Movements OF tho
II - x &. Boats. IA n A g,tS-l =
The Oliyette is laid up with a broken
shalt. Y q. 1Hsi,5 g
The steamer Scotia is to be locked and
repaired generally before she comes out
again. \ 3 XII
Tho river ut this point was on etand
last evening with q depth in the channel
Of % inches. 4 & ,s. ! \, "
Capt. Mart Nolt, Of Hannibal, chief
clerk OF the steamer Andes, was in the
city yesterday. Il
+ It is reported that the Big Sandy Com
pany will probably, charter tho Benton
McAIillin and run her for a short time
between Pomeroy and Cincinnati.
y Capt. E. B. Cooper ran down from Par
kersburg to Cincinnati one day this week
to look after his steamer, the Fashion,
which Is laid up at the laat named port.
1 The toTbost Eugene has been cold to
Ironton parties for &, 900. The boat was
owned by W m. Richardson, NJ. Cramer
and W. &. Barnard. They will probably
build o new boat and equip her with the
old,Atlautic machinery, though this is
not settled.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folk,

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
E.GNl # fNt Abroad. y
I: B. Potts, Esq., Of Glencoe, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday. Z,
Mr.. Charles L. Hagan, Of Fairmont,
was in town yesterday. i5F
y Capt. W. Il. Bradley was down from
New Cumberland yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. A. Kendall, Of Parkersburg, was
at the stamm house yesterday. IiS !;
James Kerr and son, Of this city, have
been visiting friends In England, Pa. TH
Miss Gussie Klinginpburg, of this city,
is tho guest OF friends In Washington, Pa.
Mr.. John J. Gittings, Of Clarksburg,
and Hu Maxwell, Of St. George, are at the
Mcclure. ii !
Misses Belle Rowe and Elite Mcclellan,
Of Clsrksbu'g, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday. ll-asz u.
Rev. L. ". Barr will preach at West
Liberty, ". Va, at II A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ.
Tomorrow. s5&
W. s. Edwards, Esq, OF Charleston, was
in tho city last evening en- route home from
Pittsburgh. ~ ts; h z
Dr.. Will II. Burgess and W. M. McCul-
Tough, of New Athens, Ohio, were at the
Mcclure yesterday. f ,.
Miss Ksts Burns left yesterday for
Cleveland, after pleasant visit to friends
on Eighteenth street. 81 ~
Messrs. E. E, Riggs and R. L. Lowery
were among those who took in the Baltl-
moro & Ohio's Cape May excursion.
Mrs. Flora Hamill, OF this city, is visit
ing her father, Mr.. Fitzhugh, and her
sister, Mrs. Emma Bainbride, near Graf
ton. IeE. 'si f
Charley Piefenbach, formerly Of this
CLERK on the steamer Prince, ct Natchez,
Miss. 5E.:! r: ~
Mrs. Joseph Forsythe died last night at
s o'clock, aged II. The numerous friends
Of the family will be grieved to learn OF
her death. sd
Misses Alma and Laura Conner left yes.
terday morning for Mountain Lake Park,
where they will temain during the sum-
mer months. 5. 5.5Tgg
Mr.. James Caldwell, of Washington, D.
G., who has been visiting friends in this
city for two weeks past, left last evening
for Chicago and the Northwest. He will
locate permanently at st. Paul.
Miss Sue Murdoch, An interesting young
lady Of Wheeling,is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Mark Lester, OF Gravel Hill. Miss
Lena schemp, Of Wheeling, ia tbs guest
Of her uncle, Fred Ebarle, Of Belmont
street.--Beliaire Tribune.
Prof. w. P. Wiley aud Lieut., J. L.
Wilson, q. S. A., two well-known mem-
hers Of tho Faculty Of the State Universi-
ty at Morgantown, passed through the city
yesterday on their way to Chautauqua
and other Eastern points. They registered
at tho Stamm house. 5s5 3 ,.-59,,.g...'
G: Young, who has been visiting
at Wheeling, will return home this even.
ing. He will be accompanied by John
Dix and Miss Sarah Scott, of that city.
Alisaes Lula and Blanche Kendall, Of
Parkeraburg. visiting teachers, a,o STOP
ping with Miss Nina Blundon, who was
their former class-mate at the Wheeling
Female Characterization Star.
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! Cuticura Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price,
CutioGfa 60 cents; Rcsoyent 81 o.; Boap. 25 cents
Prepared by the ForrER DaU0 AND CHEMICAL 60,
Hosiop, Masi Send for GLOW 10 Cure Skin
Diseases" 'pf[t5 .u1HI q f9 5tsaFI
ERlInS PimbSs skn nlemishss and Baby hu'
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TUANTED-StTUA ALTON BY A MAR.
wv !R!ED man In wholesale s.o.e "A Fnt,,
Clerk, Shipping Clerk or Travelling Salesman n.
reference apply ut this Office. Address "M,,n cam
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Two Cows iiffiod.

Yesterday morning q passenger train on
the Hemptield railroad struck two COVE
near tho western approach to the Tunnel
bridge, killing ons instantly ard go badly
Gripping the other that 1t could not walk
and had to be killed. They were the
property OF Mrs. Casey, q widow in moder-
ate circumstances, and her loss ia heavy.
Tho residents Of that part Of town com.
plain that the B. 4 o. trains pass there at
much greater speed than the ordinance
permits. I.
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Batteries-Olsrk and Chrisman Blair
and Yak. Two bageer-W estlake, Three
ibaggers-Curry and @ hrisman. Base
nltaCSanousky, Il; Mansfield, 10. Bases
On oal!a-ot CLARK, 8; Blair, !. Struck
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Crushed to De,ltll.

Arch Cobb, a respected citizen Of Kama.
wha county, who resided about ono mile
above Clendennin, on tho Elk river, vent
into his coal bank lnst Friday to dix some
coal for home consumption. A few min.
utes later some Rlate BECAME detached
from thu bank roof; and falling on him,
crushed him to death. He was about IS
years OF ngs, and tho father Of large
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!. Co,nmttte,. rs IS n Lunatfc.

y William Bowman, Of tho South Side,
has for years been chronic case in police
court. yesterday he was arraigned again,
and the evidence was that Officer Grublor
found him the day before at Honman's
tanne1y, with all his clothes of, and dane,
ing wildly. The mans condition vas
clearly duo either. to ndllia po!a or imam
ity,G and he Tau therefore taken before
Justice Davis, who committed him to jail
to await an inquest in lunacy. 4
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Steamer Woodward uoucht.

t a telegram from Capt: R. S. Carr, who
is in Pittsburgh, received at Charleston
Wednesday afternoon by S. NJ. Snyder,
announced that he had bought the ateam.
er D. w. Woodward Tor tho Ella Lsymep
Towboat Company, for the cum Of $1,000,
Sho will be run between Point Pleasant
and Cincinnati, making the company'e
limo complete from the Kanswha coal
fields 10 Cincinnati. - d tsslilsl VI
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Tho Pavem ont Inspectors.

q The Norwalk delegation Of Councilmen
aud otlicials who came here to inspect
the fire brick paving, yesterday spent THO
forenoon looking about town, and went
over the principal paved streets. In the
afternoon. in company with Mayor Sen.
bright and several prominent citizens they
were taken out to the Park and shown
the country and the bowling alley. They
left last night via the Panhandle road for
Steubenviite. 7l3Isl '1r@s
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NO MEDICINE LIKE THIN.
wc have sold your Citicnra Rcmedics for the
last SIX years, aud 10 medicines OF ctr shelves
give better satisfaction.
:. y o. I. ATnERION, prusglst, Albany, n, Y.
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The three new members.elect of the
City Board Of Public Works, ,Messra. Henry
sehmulbach, William Myies and J. T.,
Butts, were to have met last night, filed
their joint bond as required by law, and
organized, but as oil the members could
not be present. the meeting WAS postponed
until this evening. The members realizs
tho necessity OF making the best uss OF
that portion Of the summer yet romain-
Ing. II the river gets any lower the same
embarrassment will be met Us was last
year, no brick can be shipped here.
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, -.-.-77Tl7TE7- ..7-1T6-7' tg-fgI1
= Type.writerA CheRp,

"A We have for sale several Typie.writera
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the .matchlees
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. W riters
for rent and FOR sale on monthly iuntall.
ments. Gall on or addresa for circulars
Y EDWARD L. Rose & Co., III
Ifai 55 Twelfth street, 4
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Trains arc agnin running on tho Laurel
Fork & Sand Hill roRd, the little branch
connecting with tho Baltimore 4 Ohio and
running back into Ritcho county. Here
totore 1t has been leased and operated by
tho West Virginia Transportation Compa.
nyi now tho company owning tho road
Of which Msjor W. G. Stiles 10 president,
Is operating 1t. x r.; /.
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wAsulsaTox, D. O., July o.--For vi ss
Virginia, local rains, southerly winde,
shifting to weeterly, stationary tempesa.
lturo. a 81 5 u!
ss For Westetn Pennsylvania, westerly
winds, nearly stationary temperature, fair
.N.esthnr ..Nl. u, ~. ~ -
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OIL News Flnos : Personal and General
sIlHE " gar pnrnerpphB, - I'll -fg4'''p-


Paragraphs. Y s1sE5',e
The jail Is empty and tho town Is very quiet.
Captain B. i. Dovener was In town yesterday. 4,
J. b. Alexander, pilot on the Ohia, Is at home.
Miss Joe Evans Is In charge Of the telephone cen.
trail at Parkefsbufg. g,5 Ii z, q '17yq6E r
Mrs. Name Matttsou Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Walker, OF the lower ward. ;ays Hstil.Ef AZ
Charles McPcek took charge OF the Telegraph
Office at Powhatan yesterday. iyis1.4Tl (; N
1t Is rumorel that another Of Moundsvile's pro.
fessIonal gentlemen will soon DO married. SIl
Messrs., J. W. Rogers, Joe Lockwood and Leo
Anshuz have returned from Pittsburgh. 9G
The Regulars. OF Wheeling. Will PHI the Mounds.
yileclub match game OF ball this afternoon. gPla
The Mountain fishing club will take their an.
nuaI trip to the mountains in about two weeks. "A
r., A. Conklo was up for selling intoxicating
drinks Thursday. The case was continued I'll
next Tuesday. f=7EE55 N
The brass band Is dolog considerable practlcing,
aud judging from the noise they make they will
make good blowers. ass iS l,,.t ~
The hnes and costs Ia tho cases OF the two Ben.
wooders who raised the racket Tuesday evening,
amounted to Gfty.one dollars. They paid tho
money and were lot out "Wednesday. ~ a b
1t Is understood that II no bad luck happens, the
Craig well No. 9 will be put through tho sand In
six or eight days, The outcome Of this well Is
watched with great Interest by the citizens OF
Houndsviiie. as they have great hopes OF It, sud
success 10 MIR. Craig means boom for the town. v
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We are daily receiving New Novelties
III suitingt, pAntaloopings and Over
contings. which VIC arc prepared to make
up In llrst.elass style Mt reasonable
prices. '55s3!9t
81 Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.eniorced front md back, at
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of Balbriggan Un.
lerwear from 81 % a suit upwards, ut &
:. 9. HESS 4, SONS,
< 1891 &, 1898 Market Street.
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Excursion to yyhIto sulphur snr,nr..

The twentieth annual meeting Of the
Medical Society'of West Virginia will ,be
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
10, IA and Is. Arrangements have been
made with the Ohio River railroad to
carry oil who wish to take advantage Of
this delightful excursion, at tho low rate
OF Sl5 90 Tor the round trip. Train will
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July 70, at 7:45
A. NJ, city time,
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WTANTED-MEN WHO BELIEVE
wv that Americans should rule America ,ns
VINO fayor restricting foreign Immigration, d Rad
paper; shows how Americans arc Crowded fms
shops, stores, factories, mines, farms, and otsn.
By iore!gners; how wages are reduced, manhoa
degraded. and laws sre deaed: deHources Ie
present naturalization laws ind allen landlordsn;
has membership OF nearly 69o6C0: three months M
free: Send 10c, to pay for mailing, and We viii
send tho pager for three months iice SHOW nj,
offer 70 your friends. 81 MUNYON'S tLLUsTRSTED
WOAAD. IHIItuelpulH. fn s.r-s-'--.' r7" RI fy9
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Rest iu tho Mountains.

( Where can rest BIO found more pleas.
antlys snd probably than in the noun.
tains And what mountain resort Is pref.
cradle to Mt. Lake? This season tho Mt,
Lake Park Hotel will mora than maintain
its high reputation, and at very reasonable
rates. Every thing for the comfort Of
puests AS 57 Ii ., = vs. 81 r. r. ii wa
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fMIANTAGEN'r IN YOUR COUNTY
.YY 70 sell my now goods. s2s per week ,alar.
taon. Rare chance. Address with ssmn N
terlns NJ. WEAVER. 199 N. Division strcet Bu u,
Alo, Az httf
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FOR RENT,

ENOR RENT-FURNI ROOMS
~ with board. transient or permanent. Az,
table boaTd 1908 Main street, 80; ~ I~sd
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WANTED,

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED w
NV. MAN TO look after children In A sinai, ~.
n.y. Permanent home aud good wages to ihS r tH
so n Of penon Address, with References. I'm h.
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Other Games Abroad.

At s.. Louis-Balto., ! !; St. Louis, 3.
At Washn-Indp'l's, 10; Wssh'n, i. "a
At Now York-Dsiioit, s; New York, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Clev'd, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Boston, 9. 6,
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, s; Phila., 8.
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out-by Clark, II; by Blair, 8. Errors
SSandusky, 8; Manaield, 7. Umpire,
Akron Defeats Kalamazoo,

spteia! Dipateh 10 he 1ntsltiqeaeer. n. H,
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July s.-Kalamazoo
dropped q game to Akron this afternoon
through errcrs by Baekenbsrger. The
home team was goose.egged TO the seventh,
when they got on to Irwin, pounding him
Tor three runs and several base hits.
Thereafter neither team crossed the home
plate. The featured were Hills batting
and Otterson at short, and Flanagan; Of
kalamazoo, striking out niue men. Score
lnnings................ 123I4t5i si9I
kalamh2oo.".... ....... 0 o 0 o 90 8 o o. 4
Akron..~...........-...-2} o o o 40 o o o.
Earned runs-Kalamazoo, 8; Akron, /,
Base hits--Akron, o; Kalamazoo, 7. Bat.
teriea--Flanagan and Troy, Irwin and Nc
Alaney, '&7N if4l5','E ,l56l -.
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SALT lliIIEIjAi CURED.

Twas troubled with Bait Rhoum for q number OF
yc0is, 10 that tho skin entirely come or ono my
hands from the anses tia 70 tho wrist. ] tried
remedies and doctors prescriptions 70 no purpose
now Am entirely cured. .la.
i. Il, pAKKKR, giO Northampton, 81, Boston.
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\ AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
giAt, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9Aa I'm SEN. 7r.x.
750 $50 So } So S.
. Meather-C Cloudy. -lz3N.. y. = . }. ~ -.
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Skin an" SCALP
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N.IE The Cutlcura HenlhdIes. u

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other Inherited Skin and Blood Discpes, Cuuctta,
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